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ON THE FOREST FLOOR | ||
| This is a sad poem if you appreciate the beauty and innocence of a lovely bird. This little bird is dying and nobody stops to help. | ||
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A BIRD'S PARADISE | ||
| I wrote this poem after thinking one day how much fun it would be to grow wings and take flight looking for a place like this bird found. We each have a little free spirit in us, and this poem helped me to express mine. | ||
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THE HUMMING BIRD | ||
| A poem about the beautiful humming bird. | ||
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BIRDS OF SUNFALL | ||
| Written in the format Bref double (Originally from French poetry). I wrote this one autumn evening, when watching the birds from my window. It was a grand sight. One of the evenings that I will remember forever. | ||
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PARROTS | ||
| In thanks to Monique ("Dance! Dance!") | ||
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SWALLOW EYES | ||
| The author wonders what a swallow sees as it flies high above. | ||
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CARDINAL IN THE SNOW | ||
| I got this poem in my head on a winter day when I was looking outside and I saw a Cardinal perched on a bush. | ||
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FLY | ||
| I Made This Poem In 6th Grade For A Poetry Project But The Original One Was WAY Longer But I Don Not Remember It | ||
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TO BE A BIRD | ||
| The Eagle soars, then comes to rest, atop an impossible tower. The Eagle soars from the seat of Power. The Owl watches, patiently perched, atop .......... | ||
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SKYLARK | ||
| Syklark Published by Decanto poetry magazine Littlehampton England | ||
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THERE IN THE GRAY OF THE MORNING | ||
| There in the gray of the morning in the faint Winter sunlight I saw a bird once familiar once to me a common sight Greenfinch brought here by the .......... | ||
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SILENT FLIGHT, DOWNY | ||
| Timothy Black’s first poetic novella, Connecticut Shade, is in its second printing through WSC Press. He teaches poetry at Wayne State College, and is a Cave Canem Fellow. He lives in Wakefield, Nebraska with his wife and two sons. Timothy’s work has appeared in the anthologies The Logan House An | ||
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AN AMAZING DAY | ||
| I (punam murmu) have written this poem when I was 13 years old. this poem tells the story of an owl when it had entered our bathroom in a silent manner. I hope that the readers will like my poem. regards, punam murmu. | ||
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CROW AFFAIR | ||
| The crow (Corvus splendens: The Indian House Crow) is a clever bird that has evolved through natural interaction, especially human association. It can thrive exceptionally well amid large centers of human populations, such as the large cities of India. This poem is dedicated to this unique bird that | ||
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SPARROWS | ||
| Published by United Press London | ||
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SNOWY OWL, A BIRD THAT'S NOT AN ORIEL | ||
| Timothy Black’s first poetic novella, Connecticut Shade, is in its second printing through WSC Press. He teaches poetry at Wayne State College, and is a Cave Canem Fellow. He lives in Wakefield, Nebraska with his wife and two sons. Timothy’s work has appeared in the anthologies The Logan House An | ||
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